Meg has a can that contains 80% of orange juice and the rest water. The can has 1 liter of water.
Part A: Write an equation in one variable that can be used to find the total number of liters of orange juice and water in the can. Define the variable used in the equation. (5 points)
Part B: How many liters of orange juice are present in the can? Show your work. (5 points)
(I will fan and medal you)
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OpenStudy (safyousuff97):
@goalieboy
OpenStudy (goalieboy):
do you have any idea how to do this?
OpenStudy (safyousuff97):
no
OpenStudy (goalieboy):
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can you please give me the answer to this
OpenStudy (safyousuff97):
what are those dots?
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OpenStudy (goalieboy):
decimal points
OpenStudy (safyousuff97):
oh ok
OpenStudy (goalieboy):
yup
OpenStudy (safyousuff97):
ok i give up i have no idea how to do this, i never saw a problem like this
OpenStudy (safyousuff97):
i'm terrible in math
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OpenStudy (safyousuff97):
don't tell me the answer i just want to know how to do the problem
OpenStudy (goalieboy):
what do you get when you put those numbers into a calculator
OpenStudy (safyousuff97):
0.16
OpenStudy (goalieboy):
so there is the answer above for A
OpenStudy (goalieboy):
now you have an idea how to do B based on that
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OpenStudy (safyousuff97):
oh wow can you pls explain where you got 20 from
OpenStudy (goalieboy):
the 20 is from the 80 percent ornge huice so therefore you have to have 20 percent water